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El referee Cristian Garay detailed several incidents in his report from the Superclásico between Colo Colo and Universidad de Chile, including fireworks and noise bombs set off by Colo Colo fans, a fan entering a restricted area to display a banner, and the use of flares in the home supporters’ section. He likewise noted that Universidad de Chile’s general manager violated regulations by remaining in a restricted zone and that four players entered the field without authorization after the match.

The match report from referee Cristian Garay, who officiated the Superclásico between Colo Colo and Universidad de Chile, has revealed several incidents during La U’s 1-0 victory.

While Garay didn’t report any major incidents within the Monumental Stadium, he informed the ANFP’s Leagues and Competitions Management – “at their request” – of rule violations committed by both clubs.

“As the teams entered the field, fireworks were set off and noise bombs exploded from the Arica, Cordillera, and Magallanes sections, where Colo Colo fans were located,” Garay reported.

“In the 13th minute, a fan entered the exclusion zone to install a banner between the Cordillera and Galvarino sections, remaining in the area until the 20th minute when a security guard escorted him to the Magallanes section,” he added.

Garay also noted issues with the behavior of the home fans: “From the 48th minute and at various points during the second half, flares were intermittently lit in the Arica section.”

Universidad de Chile also faced scrutiny in Garay’s report. “Ignacio Asenjo, general manager of La U, remained in the tunnel entrance zone (exclusion zone) during the final five minutes of the match, violating Article 56 of the Regulations,” the referee informed.

“After the match concluded, four Universidad de Chile players who were not on the lineup sheet entered and remained on the field without authorization. This occurred before the 15-minute period outlined in Article 56 of the Regulations,” Cristian Garay concluded.